[BlackHawk]

Maybe, just a matter of trying to negotiate with them, that's all it really comes down to.

 

[Flyboy1]

I believe it's more than negotiation. For example, Earlier this Summer I saw a 2015 Dodge Charger Hellcat come into a dealership priced at $70K. A few weeks ago I took my Jeep to the dealer for some recall work and the Charger was still there, but was marked up to $82K. How can the dealer do that? Isn't that price gouging? Needless to say that allocation is probably still sitting at the dealership.

 

[BlackHawk]

It surely take some analyzing of the market around you, if the market is prime of a price like that, then you can bet they'll go after it, much like how many other things are priced. It's jsut how the game is playe.d

 

[RedTail]

The Trackhawk prices are out and it starts at $85,900 and you can start ordering one tomorrow. Not sure about additional options and packages, but for 707bhp that seems to be a fair price.

 

[PattersonAG]

Allocation

pricing for both the trackhawk and trackhawk hellcat have been suggested to be structured as follows:

• 2017 jeep grand cherokee trackhawk: $65,000 (estimated)
• 2017 jeep grand cherokee trackhawk hellcat: $80,000 (estimated)

current grand cherokee pricing

• jeep grand cherokee laredo: $29,995
• jeep grand cherokee limited: $36,965
• jeep grand cherokee overland: $43,395
• jeep grand cherokee summit: $48,795
• jeep grand cherokee srt: $64,695

does anyone need information on an open allocation